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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 8 (1872) (1872)

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ions of over When the wheel under consideration is raised, the whole acid, nitrous acid, or binoxide of azote. twenty skeletons of mastodons had been found in the Wall- under side of the vehicle is left clear, so that obstructions A pump constructed of material indestructible by acids, kill Valley.… … pors begin, under the pressure, to bubble in the water, with cut on the bearers, the nuts abutting against the under ends which they are not slow to combine by reason of the great of the sleeves, and the collars on the upper ends of the bear- affinity of the sulphuric acid for water; and thus they…

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